Sentence examples for introduction a potential from inspiring English sources

As it was indicated in the Introduction, a potential eighth UUL-encoding human gene, Act1, has been recently described [ 16].

If there is some way to bring these aspects into the Abstract or the Introduction, a potential reader might be drawn in a little bit earlier than I was.

The introduction of a potential associated with one of the conservation laws and its use as a new independent coordinate reduces the number of equations by one.

The biggest departure in the early episodes of the new DVD set — and one that's likely to be controversial with fans of Mr. Mankell's gloomy original character — is the introduction of a potential love interest, an apparently normal and wholesome prosecutor played by Lena Endre.

Your bio is often your first introduction to a potential client.

If this is the case, offer to make a meaningful introduction to a potential customer or partner of one of their portfolio companies.

"The best introduction to a potential employer is to remind him or her of the face-to-face or telephone conversation you have already had relative to your job search or to mention that you have heard about the job vacancy from a friend or other contact that works for the organization," Dunston says.

The absence of the H-bond acceptor moiety is accompanied by the introduction of a potential void for these buried side chains, reflecting the absence of chemical mass as the side chain is truncated to the β-carbon.

The risk remained increased after adjustment for potential confounders and introduction of a potential latency period of 3 years.

The longitudinal character of our study allows for relating change patterns in environmental attribution to change patterns in symptom reporting, before and after the introduction of a potential environmental risk.

Successful introduction of a potential longer-acting injectable may be enhanced by considering broader systemic issues, including managing cost to the health system and users, expanding access through community-based distribution, and training providers on the latest service delivery guidelines.